A History of Indian Medical Literature v4.c59.370

v4.c59.370

the two types of vimala (4.33); the five types of añjana (4.49); the three types of rasaka (4.83); the mythical origin of tāla (= haritāla) (= manaḥśilā) (4.109); the mythical origin of manohvā (4.139); the properties and actions of purified (manaḥ)śilā (4.145); the eight mahārasas (4.147); the eight sādhāraṇarasas (4.155–156); the characteristics of kampillaka (4.269); the actions of mercury bound by means of shells or caustics (4.280); substances used in the bandha of mercury (4.343–344); the preparation of abhraka-druti (4.569–572); the maṇirasas (4.641); the varieties of māṇikya (4.649); the characteristics of a good emerald (tārkṣya) (4.668); the purification of various gems (4.696–697).